Stage acting is a form of performance art where actors portray characters in front of a live audience. This type of acting takes place in theaters and involves various elements such as dialogue, movement, and emotional expression. Actors rely on their skills to convey the story and engage the audience without the use of camera techniques or editing. In stage acting, performers often memorize their lines and rehearse extensively to deliver a polished performance. The interaction with the audience is immediate, creating a unique atmosphere that differs from film acting. Stage actors must project their voices and use body language effectively to ensure their performance is understood by everyone in the theater.